per espn.

Wow

Hopefully he will not break his hand in Buffalo.

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It's supposedly a late round pick, so they are basically dumping him off.

The first thing that comes to mind is how a poster in another thread basically argued that playbooks were too demanding for college players.

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First thing that comes to mind is
Its CLEVELAND

Cowboys could have used him. Holy cow... I wonder what happened here.

Buffalo qb situation ain't good. Bummer for Coleman.

Likelihood of making the playoffs higher with Buffalo, though.

Good deal for Coleman. Cleveland blows. Have a breakout year and stay healthy.

From the frying pan into the fire.

Last year Cleveland's starting QB...DeShone Kizer....threw for 11 TDs and 22 INTs and had a QBR of 60.5. Corey can't throw to himself.

Cleveland is the worst, all they know how to do is ruin a career.

Let us hope he doesn't drop anymore touchdowns. Fresh start for him.

robby44 said:

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Aberzombie1892 said:

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It's supposedly a late round pick, so they are basically dumping him off.

The first thing that comes to mind is how a poster in another thread basically argued that playbooks were too demanding for college players.

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First thing that comes to mind is
Its CLEVELAND

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Well, there's that, and there's that Coleman hasn't been as good - at the NFL level - as the Brown's other top WRs going into 2018 (Jarvis Landry and Josh Gordon). Some could argue that this may be injury related, but the Brown's wouldn't dump him for virtually nothing if they thought that he could eventually turn it around.

I read a few of the comments by Browns fans on the recent Josh Gordon article. Some were discussing the trade.

Summary:
Oh, well no loss.
Can't run good routes.
Huge drop.
Maybe injury related but still can't run routes.

https://twitter.com/Andy_Benoit/status/1026487557423616007?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw%7Ctwcamp%5Etweetembed%7Ctwterm%5E1026487557423616007&ref_url=https%3A%2F%2Ftexastech.forums.rivals.com%2Fthreads%2Fcorey-coleman-traded-for-a-7th-round-draft-pick.109664%2F

Not a good look.

You would think NFL coaches would be able to coach up a guy like Coleman, though. Absolute freak athlete.

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Buffalo qb situation ain't good. Bummer for Coleman.

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Exactly. He went from the frying pan into... another frying pan.
Lateral move.
At least they do have another quality WR in Kelvin Benjamin... might create more opportunities for Coleman.

bubbadog said:

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bularry said:

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Buffalo qb situation ain't good. Bummer for Coleman.

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Exactly. He went from the frying pan into... another frying pan.
Lateral move.
At least they do have another quality WR in Kelvin Benjamin... might create more opportunities for Coleman.

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I think his upside is greater in Buffalo, though they do need to settle on a QB. I think it's better than a lateral move for CC, but I do get your point.

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Funny. Cleveland doesn't know how to win an NFL game period. He's better off in Buffalo...albeit he'll be colder come December....

For a 7th round pick? Geez.

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There may be a little truth to that. Most of the Baylor receivers have been great athletes that beat their opponents with their ability and the system CAB created, i.e. Cannon, Goodley, Coleman, Reese. Kendal Wright might be an exception, but Coleman is not the first to have this said about him.

SigTauBear said:

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boognish_bear said:

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There may be a little truth to that. Most of the Baylor receivers have been great athletes that beat their opponents with their ability and the system CAB created, i.e. Cannon, Godley, Coleman, Reese. Kendal Wright might be an exception, but Coleman is not the first to have this said about him.

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Yet Terrence Williams and Josh Gordon did just fine.

Getting rid of Coleman also means the Browns no longer have a living reminder that they could have had Carson Wentz.

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And what has Cleveland's record been the last few years?
I would argue that the Browns need to learn how to win in the NFL, and a WR isn't the problem.

Pecos 45 said:

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boognish_bear said:

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And what has Cleveland's record been the last few years?
I would argue that the Browns need to learn how to win in the NFL, and a WR isn't the problem.

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Both things can be true. Cleveland can suck, and Coleman can be a bust as an NFL WR.

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Pecos 45 said:

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boognish_bear said:

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And what has Cleveland's record been the last few years?
I would argue that the Browns need to learn how to win in the NFL, and a WR isn't the problem.

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Both things can be true. Cleveland can suck, and Coleman can be a bust as an NFL WR.

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This. A 7th round pick for him says more about him than it does the Browns.

Aberzombie1892 said:

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EvilTroyAndAbed said:

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Pecos 45 said:

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boognish_bear said:

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And what has Cleveland's record been the last few years?
I would argue that the Browns need to learn how to win in the NFL, and a WR isn't the problem.

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Both things can be true. Cleveland can suck, and Coleman can be a bust as an NFL WR.

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This. A 7th round pick for him says more about him than it does the Browns.

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Does it though? Given the Browns drafting prowess and player management since their return to the league, I put no stock in anything they do.

Cleveland hasn't had good talent evaluation since Kevin Costner moved back to Yellowstone.

CC has the right people (mentors) around him with NFL experience so I'm not buying the "can't read a playbook" or "play WR" crap. We've seen how he ran routes in college and adjusted to plays.

The Browns just stink as an organization and the fans continue to bend over and take it. Maybe one day they will make the playoffs - and then the ownership will ask for a new stadium.

AJ will be a decent QB at the Bills - it'll work out. Coaching as been the issue in Buffalo.

Funny how some organizations just can't get past making the same mistakes over and over again.